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THE LEVEL OF EXCITEMENT IS UNPARALLELED
'They said this was outdoors. It's not.'
'I dedicate this story to every single survivor of sexual assault'
It did mark strong progress for women behind the camera
It looks like they're someplace steamy
It barely skims her shoulders
Gardener Monty called it 'one of the less enjoyable aspects of Chelsea'.
Content warning: This article details instances of sexual assault and may be distressing to some readers. Sex Education has always strived to explore various facets – the good and the bad – of sex and self-discovery. And in its third season recently released on Netflix, the show continues to explore a sexual assault storyline in a way not many youth dramas do. Last season, viewers witnessed Aimee Gibbs (played by Aimee Lou Wood) getting on a bus on her way to school. She smiled at a man behind h
She was the lady in red at the Emmys last night
Anyone else getting Belle from Beauty and the Beast vibes? 💛🌹
The second season won big at this year's Emmys.
The 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards are here to honour the best in prime time television over the last year. And though we might be a bit biased from having literally nothing else to do during lockdown, it feels safe to say that we're in a golden era of television. From Mare of Easton to Sex Education and Hacks, we've been pretty spoilt for choice. While last year's awards were hosted over Zoom due to the pandemic, this year's event returns in person, bringing together a host of talent in Los Angeles
Phillipa Soo has spoken about the challenges faced by her and many in the Asian American community following an increased wave of anti-Asian hate in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The 31-year-old actress, who was nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or Movie at the 2021 Emmy Awards for her role in Hamilton, said many have felt “fearful” and “uncertain” over the past 12 months in particular, but it’s also been an opportunity for the community to band together and speak up
Content warning: This article discusses suicide in a way that some readers may find distressing. It’s nothing new to proclaim that using Instagram can negatively impact people’s mental health. But now we know that Instagram knows this better than most. The Wall Street Journal‘s recent multi-part investigation ‘The Facebook Files‘ looked into internal Facebook documents including research reports, online employee discussions and presentation drafts to senior management. “We make body image issues
He said the event promised to be held outside - and then wasn't
